Deion Sanders announces he beat bladder cancer after surgery, prompting emotional reactions from sons Shedeur and Deion Jr., and support from fans and peers.

This week, NFL training camps kicked off ahead of the upcoming season, and the camp currently under the most spotlight is undoubtedly that of the Cleveland Browns, who have a fierc

Colorado is a potential rival to the Sun Devils moving forward - and the program received great news recently.

Colorado football coach Deion Sanders suffered from bladder cancer during the offseason but had a tumor removed and is now cured.

The Browns have an off day from training camp on July 27. The quarterback battle could take on a different look coming out of that break.

"That doesn’t mean he’s going to make it, but he’s excited about it. You watch other guys that get drafted and are like, ‘Let’s throw a party. Let’s have cameras, let's do all this other stuff.’ Again,

Shemar Stewart takes the field as the Bengals and Trey Hendrickson keep talking. Shedeur Sanders isn’t stressing over his limited reps as part of the Browns’ quarterback battle.

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University of Colorado head coach Deion Sanders is holding his first news conference of fall camp on Monday. Sanders discussed health issues this offseason that have kept him from the team. Sanders revealed he had surgery for bladder cancer and beat it.